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by FpUser 1y ago
>"... is not the solution" The source thinks the opposite. You can complain directly. I don't think it gives a flying fuck
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by FpUser 1y ago
Yep. Having perpetual license is precondition for me buying major development tools.
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by FpUser 1y ago
I have subscription that covers all their tools. CLion is my favorite when dealing with C++. So glad that hobbyist can use it now
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by FpUser 1y ago
Big and slow.
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by FpUser 1y ago
I currently prefer Debian
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"But I'm aware that some people are frightened of new languages..." I am not frightened. I program in many languages and have no problems grasping Rust concepts. However I find Rust way too opinionated and restricting for
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by FpUser 1y ago
I was Ubuntu user until they've introduced snap and started forcing it down everybody's throat. No more Ubuntu for me.
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by FpUser 1y ago
It looks very useful. I will definitely test it. Thank you for such contribution.
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"enshitified plastic crap" Cut the bull. Generally you get what you pay for. China does both. You can get crap for a penny but you can also get high quality stuff which costs more. Both made in China.
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by FpUser 1y ago
I have healthy advice for those who want to limit what I read: go fuck yourself. I do not remember selling off my soul to those victims of unsuccessful abortion.
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by FpUser 2y ago
They've started in a wrong place. To solve problems like this they need to create political party, not a company.
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"America could solve its manufacturing problem in the future just by importing China automation tech." Assuming there is no embargo by then.
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"If a single employee could cause billions of dollars in losses..." This situation is endemic in smaller companies with the tight budgets.
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by FpUser 2y ago
It is generally a good idea to separate one's character from one's work. I love Dick's writings very much, same as I love ones by Lem. I do not give a rat's ass about what they're like in private life.
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by FpUser 2y ago
Yet another site using invisible font. Somebody has to pull their head out of their ass and get a grip on basic ergonomics
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by FpUser 2y ago
This was some great read
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Scientists spot mesmerizing creatures after iceberg snaps off ice shelf(cnn.com)
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"Weep for the poor C++ developers forced to shoehorn modern software into a computer that isn’t yet as powerful as a battery-powered consumer device most people have upgraded three times already." You might be surprised by wha
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by FpUser 2y ago
Sadistic police state masquerading as something else since they have elections.
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by FpUser 2y ago
I remember there was once great company that had supplied first rate scientific equipment, great printers and other things. Now we have a healthy racket business.
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by FpUser 2y ago
>" It won't last forever." And who cares if it is true? So far programming is one of very few professions when person can set themselves for life in a relatively short period of time. When / if it is gone there will b
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by FpUser 2y ago
I sometime hire web developers to do frontend for my clients. 90% of the time when I talk to them all I can hear is - can we use / rewrite with X/Y/Z/etc framework. Needless to say that I tell them to take a hike right a
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by FpUser 2y ago
>" Even if you disagree with that move, it seems like a rather different situation." Nope. It is the same. Twisting arms to remove opposing political views. If they've committed crimes then there are laws to deal with it.
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by FpUser 2y ago
No, it is a variation of exposing hypocrites.
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by FpUser 2y ago
Being an Empire guarantees cancer sooner or later
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by FpUser 2y ago
I am 60+, read a lot and at least 50% is science fiction
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by FpUser 2y ago
What a load of BS. Even if initial time saving was true because of "no bugs feature" and it is not. Any software product that serves real business needs usually constantly evolves. Most of the time is spent on planning new feature
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by FpUser 2y ago
Does not exclude my point of view. If things go sour they most likely be on the first plane to the US.
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by FpUser 2y ago
Maybe TSMC has big influence over Taiwan's government or just outright owns key politicians under the table. When / if TSMC secures that all lifecycle for advanced large scale chip manufacturing is in the US, Taiwan might find the
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by FpUser 2y ago
>" but the importance of Blender's use here is that it opens the door to equivalently great (or even better!) story telling on (relatively) low budgets" I agree that what they have achieved for "only $3M" is noth

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